Bicentennial Man

A household robot begins as a machine for everyday chores but gradually develops creativity, emotions, and a desire for independence. As it remains connected to the family across generations, its journey raises gentle questions about identity, humanity, love, and what it means to be recognized as a person.

My take

You’ll enjoy this if you like heartfelt science fiction, family stories, and reflective themes about humanity; Not for you if you prefer fast-paced plots, restrained emotion, or consistently sharp writing.

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